San Francisco.- With home runs from Stephen Piscotty, Chad Pinder and Marcus Semien during a nine-run offensive in the fifth inning, the Oakland Athletics beat the San Francisco Giants on Sunday 15-3 in their fourth consecutive victory. Piscotty matched his career high with five produced while the Athletics, who hold the best mark in the American League, added their 13th victory in 15 games.
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Pinder’s two-run home run in designated hitter work put the slate 4-2. Mark Canha added a three-run, Piscotty contributed to the attack with a three-goal hit and Semien with a two-run bambinazo to extend the lead 11-2.Pinder scored his third career noir and his first since August 3, 2019, against St. Louis. Piscotty added a double of two scores in the sixth inning. Oakland gave Mike Fiers (2-1) offensive backing to spare in his fifth opener for the 35-year right to improve his 4-1 fog. He struck out four over six innings and received two runs and seven hits. Athletics’ bats (16-6) outperformed Giants once again to sweep the series. Right Logan Webb (1-2) struck out five in four 1/3 innings on Sunday, but conceded five walks. For the Athletics, the Venezuelan Franklin Barreto 1-0, the same as the Puerto Rican Vimael Machín.For the Giants, Honduran Mauricio Dubón 3-2. Colombian Donovan Solano 5-0. Venezuelans Pablo Sandoval 2-1 and Wilmer Flores 4-0.You may be interested: This is the design of the new taquettes that Leo Suárez premiered against QuerétaroFC Dallas says he will play the anthem before going out to the field Hector Mancilla: “I didn’t want to go to the Atlas”; He remembered why Richard ‘Tuca’ Ferretti kicked him out of Tigers
